Pharmaceutical Excipients

noun a naturally occurring polymer compound

• Biopolymers are natural polymers produced by living organisms.
• Did you know biopolymers are used in eco-friendly packaging?
• Biopolymers are like nature's own plastics.
• The biopolymer of kindness can bind people together in a strong bond.

noun a type of natural gum derived from the hardened sap of the acacia tree, used in various industries including food and pharmaceuticals

• Acacia gum is commonly used as a stabilizer in the food industry.
• I heard that acacia gum is added to some candies to make them chewier.
• Have you tried the gum with acacia in it? It's supposed to be really good.
• Her words stuck to me like acacia gum, impossible to shake off.

noun a sticky resin obtained from the Acacia tree, used in various industries such as pharmaceuticals and food production

• Accroides gum is a natural resin extracted from the tree species Acacia catechu.
• I heard that accroides gum is used in some chewing gums for its binding properties.
• Have you tried that gum with accroides gum in it? It's supposed to be really sticky.
• The accroides gum of tradition held the community together through its shared customs and beliefs.

noun a substance added to food to preserve its acidity or to aid in the fermentation process

• The acidifiant added to the food product helps to preserve it and maintain its freshness.
• Make sure you read the label for any acidifiant in the ingredients list.
• I heard that some acidifiants can really mess with your stomach.
• In life, challenges can act as an acidifiant, shaping and molding us into stronger individuals.